Looks like the social media scene is about to get more interesting. After Netflix’s move to create a game library on its platform, LinkedIn might do the same for its platform too. So, what should you know about it?

We have a list of software you can try out, and we’ll talk about the difference between the raster and vector graphics editor.

It seems that a tweet by Twitter user @morqon, seems to hint that an Android developer is currently working on the Android version of Clubhouse is currently in the works and it will be released somewhere around May 2021. With that being said, it will most likely be available around the same time as other Clubhouse rivals such as Twitter Spaces, Facebook Hotline, and more.

It seems that around 1.3 million user’s public data might have been spotted on a hacker forum very recently. While there were speculations going around stating that Clubhouse had a data breach, Clubhouse themselves debunked the rumour stating that they were not hacked and data from these users were already public information which is visible as long as you view the user’s profile via the app.

Looks like a bunch of developers under Facebook has recently unveiled a new social media platform called Hotline, which is a hybrid between Instagram Live as well as Clubhouse. As of now, it seems that the platform is currently web-based, which means it can be accessed via a web browser instead of downloading an app.

Instagram has officially announced on their Twitter account that the Remix feature for Instagram Reels will now be rolled out to the masses starting from today onwards. For those who are not familiar with the Remix feature, it essentially allows users to take existing reels and add their own twist to them such as adding a reaction or a response.

A report by gizmodo seems to hints that Facebook will be releasing a feature that allows users to specify who can comment on their public post in the near future. In order to specify who can comment, all you need to do is to tag the account or page in the post.

Based on a statement by @dantley on Twitter, it seems that Twitter will soon show a more accurate preview of pictures uploaded on Twitter in the near future. While not much is known in regards to when it will be fully rolled out to the public, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from the social media platform in the near future.

Based on a statement by @dantley on Twitter, it seems that Twitter will soon show a more accurate preview of pictures uploaded on Twitter in the near future. While not much is known in regards to when it will be fully rolled out to the public, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from the social media platform in the near future.

It seems that a Twitter user @wongmjane recently posted a tweet, stating that Twitter could be introducing a feature that could allow users to undo their sent tweet in future. Our source also mentioned that the aforementioned feature might be available for those who subscribed to “Twitter Premium” which was briefly mentioned in a survey conducted last year.